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MySQL Cheat Sheet

A quick reference guide for MySQL, including functions (both in MySQL and PHP), data types, and sample queries. Available in PDF and PNG formats.

The MySQL cheat sheet is designed to act as a reminder and reference sheet, listing useful information about MySQL. It includes a list of the available functions in MySQL, as well as data types. It also includes a list of MySQL functions available in PHP, and a list of useful sample queries to select data from a database. A description of what is on the cheat sheet follows, or if you are impatient, you can go straight to the full size MySQL cheat sheet:

Functions in MySQL

Thumbnail highlighting mysql functions. Many developers are completely unaware that MySQL actually has a huge number of functions built in, to do everything from regular expression-based string comparisons to complicated mathematical calculations. The outsides of the cheat sheet list MySQL functions (note: a few of the more unusual and least used functions have not been included due to constraints of space).

MySQL Data Types

Thumbnail highlighting data types section. MySQL allows for many data types for columns, and it is very easy to forget what constraints there are on these data types. This is especially important when it comes to validation - many developers do not check the length of data before inserting it into a table. This section lists the data types available and their constraints.

MySQL Functions in PHP

Thumbnail highlighting mysql function in PHP. PHP has a MySQL module and this is used by most PHP developers to connect to, and query, a MySQL database. This section lists the functions available in PHP for connecting to and managing a MySQL database.

Sample Queries

Thumbnail highlighting sample queries list. Finally, the cheat sheet includes a short list of sample queries and a brief explanation of each.

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So now that you know what it does, please feel free to print out the MySQL cheat sheet:

Please note: If you wish to link to the MySQL cheat sheet from elsewhere, please link to this page so others find the description, rather than linking directly to the sheet.

And finally, if you like the cheat sheets, and want to say thanks, please consider buying me something from my Amazon Wishlist. Thankyou very much to those who have already hunted it down and sent me something nice - I'm very grateful!

MySQL Cheat Sheet, by Dave Child, was posted on 24 May 2005 and has been tagged with cheatsheet, webdev, development, mysql, reference, programming, web, php, database, guide, sql, webdesign and howto.

143 Comments

Great job as usual !!

#1, Hatem, Saudi Arabia, 24 May 2005. Reply to this.

NICE, I was directed here by a friend of mine...grreat stuff, thank you so much...the cheatsheets will come inhandy since Im learning to do web stuff. My page is coded sloppy, but I'm learning

#2, Shawn, United States, 24 May 2005. Reply to this.

Thanks for another great help hanging at the wall beside my desktop...

#3, Julian, Germany, 24 May 2005. Reply to this.

Well done. It's good to see that some one is making excellent cheat sheets for reference :)

#4, Jacques Marneweck, Unknown, 25 May 2005. Reply to this.

I strongly recommend not to use those MySQL-internal functions that are not in the SQL-standard, as this will tie you to this specific database and you can't switch to a real database (PostgreSQL, Oracle) once you have grown up.

#5, mysql sucks, Germany, 26 May 2005. Reply to this.

These are all really handy - I don't need the css one but I've only recently started doing mysql stuff so this will prove very useful indeed.

Thanks for making them.

#6, Ben, United Kingdom, 26 May 2005. Reply to this.

People like 'mysql sucks' always crack me up: "I have never used Mysql and i never will, because it SUCKS!".

Perhaps Mysql isn't the best choice for every problem, but the one who needs to do some growing up is you.

Anyhow, thanks for the cheatsheet. And for providing it as a pdf.

#7, Bob, Netherlands, 26 May 2005. Reply to this.

Many thanks for posting these sheets (php,css,+mysql). I use them a great deal. I hope I can return the favor sometime

#8, cb, United States, 26 May 2005. Reply to this.

I would be great to have a PostgreSQL cheat-sheet as well. Could you please prepare one at convenient for you time and post it on www.postgresql.org site? I think it will benefit you a lot in terms of popularity.

#9, Peter, Bulgaria, 31 May 2005. Reply to this.

Very nice cheatsheet. It will come in well handy for me as I'm just getting to grips with this whole dynamic web stuff! Thanks again.

#10, BQ, United Kingdom, 2 June 2005. Reply to this.

The Mysql pdf cheat sheet does not show up as crisp as the other cheat sheets. An image perhaps?

#11, KevinN, Philippines, 7 June 2005. Reply to this.

There is a problem with the MySQL PDF but I haven't been able to work out what it is yet. I'll have a new version up as soon as I've found a solution though.

#12, Dave Child, United Kingdom, 7 June 2005. Reply to this.

thanks man and nice work.

#13, hzane, United States, 12 June 2005. Reply to this.

Keep them coming. Great job!

#14, Konstantin, Finland, 14 June 2005. Reply to this.

Excellent work on all of these cheat sheets. I'd like to add a suggestion: UNIX File Permissions Cheat Sheet :)

#15, Joen, Norway, 19 June 2005. Reply to this.

Thanks for another excellent cheat sheet to hang beside the other three :D

Glancing at the MySQL sheet I just noticed a small typo: ' Return **maxium** value in column as "alias" '

My cheatsheet wishlist: Perl, PostgreSQL

#16, James, United Kingdom, 22 June 2005. Reply to this.

Heh nice, another bookmarked page!

#17, Dave, United Kingdom, 30 June 2005. Reply to this.

Please, make a cheat sheet for JavaScript too.

Thanks in advanced.

#18, Ahmed, Germany, 5 July 2005. Reply to this.

Great!
You have a link at:

http://www.businessweek.cz/mod_rewrite-mysql-php-css-tahaky-prehledy.html

I´m looking forward to next cheat sheets :)
Bye.

#19, Pavel Prostredni, Czech Republic, 7 July 2005. Reply to this.

That's Good. Thanks men.

The Cheat Sheet group is wonderfull.

#20, Luis Pirir, Guatemala, 30 July 2005. Reply to this.

Great sheet. Thanks for your work. Could you add query examples (one or two would be enough) for insert, delete and update statements? I think this is the only thing still missing.

#21, Jace, Germany, 3 August 2005. Reply to this.

Very very useful. Also PHP Sheet is very useful.

#22, Piku, Romania, 5 September 2005. Reply to this.

This cheat sheet is great shit, Thanks man!!!

#23, Miguel, Venezuela, 8 September 2005. Reply to this.

Peter, I have created a postgresql cheat sheet here: http://www.petefreitag.com/cheatsheets/postgresql/

#24, Pete Freitag, United States, 8 September 2005. Reply to this.

Awesome, I haven't look at the cheat sheet yet, but I figure out that it will come in handy when I need it. Anyway, I know MySql for quite some times, and as a lead developer in my company, I made a big decision by choosing MySql as out main database backend for our commercial product. So this cheat sheet will be really usefull for the other programmer, due to their limited knowedge about the power of MySql. I believe this will help us in maximizing MySql during the development proccess.

Thanks again fof spending your precious time in building this cheat sheet. May you be blessed :)

Sincerely,
Wendy Novianto

#25, Wendy, United States, 18 September 2005. Reply to this.

helpful stuff, but as 'mysql sucks' said: eg postgresql is better than mysql. Using Pg and all of its capabilities may boost performance of the app.

#26, sebah, Poland, 9 October 2005. Reply to this.

This cheat sheet is really cool!

#27, Alex Zan, Russian Federation, 9 November 2005. Reply to this.

Thanks. It's great. I used to do my own cheatsheets for unix/linux/shell stuff and take them with me from place to place (written in excel), with examples so i remeber how to use the commands. This is much nicer. Thank you :-)

#28, mic, Israel, 30 November 2005. Reply to this.

Great cheat-sheet!

#29, Indoxyl Designs, Canada, 14 April 2006. Reply to this.

this is to much use full for beginer and as well as who is professional

#30, Arup Garai, India, 5 May 2006. Reply to this.

You rock! Useful stuff to print out and put on my desk divider!!

#31, John Hunt, United Kingdom, 8 May 2006. Reply to this.

great job.
Thanks

#32, zafar, Canada, 2 July 2006. Reply to this.

Dave..

Thanks so much for the cheat sheets! Learning php & MySQL is a pretty daunting task for the beginner. This is making it much easier!

#33, Brandon, United States, 11 July 2006. Reply to this.

Thank you so much...this is a great tip sheet when creating queries.

#34, Grace, United States, 19 July 2006. Reply to this.

This is so magical. I like very much yes. It is very much good.

#35, Nomo Takanori, Japan, 21 August 2006. Reply to this.

excellent job with all the cheat sheets!
well, except for one thing - why are some of them in some kind of bitmap format even though they are pdf-s?

#36, 81403, Slovakia, 31 August 2006. Reply to this.

Thanks for this site. Its very in"site"full. Sorry for the pun. I found the cheat sheets very useful in addition to the information you have provided. Thanks for the information.

#37, Rolo, Unknown, 6 September 2006. Reply to this.

Always nice to have free and quality material :) thanks a lot for that!

#38, Kamran, Pakistan, 27 October 2006. Reply to this.

Hi,

currently I am learning programming.
I found techcheatsheets.com and browsed the site.
This happenend from time to time.
I bought some books and read them.
I worked through tutorials.

These one page- quick guides of you are the best thing ever!
Thanks so much for making this public and for free!

Regards Jochen

#39, Jochen, Germany, 29 October 2006. Reply to this.

I htink the syntax for INSERTS and UPDATES and DDL would have been more useful that SELECT samples.

#40, James, United Kingdom, 11 November 2006. Reply to this.

RE: Comment 12 (above).
I think you have a transparency issue (perhaps a big transparent box above the text?). The text of this cheat sheet has been flattened (converted to outlines) and transparency is the usual cause of this.

Delete ANYTHING that isn't 100% opaque and try distilling again...

HTH

PS. These cheat sheets are AWESOME--thank you very much! :)

Replies: #127.

#41, Andy Wright, United Kingdom, 17 November 2006. Reply to this.

cool cool cool dnt knw anything yet but ill use it in future

#42, yasar -- uk, United Kingdom, 12 December 2006. Reply to this.

Came here via digg. Good stuff, cheers :)

#43, AngryApe, United Kingdom, 14 December 2006. Reply to this.

Very informative

#44, Phatphreak, Unknown, 14 December 2006. Reply to this.

Too bad it's not what I hoped for. It's the less used queries you forget the syntax of (insert, delete, etc) and this info is not on your sheet. Guess a difference in priorities, good job anyways!

#45, Jason, Netherlands, 14 December 2006. Reply to this.

Nice collection of cheat sheets. I've bookmarked it and will be back when I need assistance.

#46, Dubya, United States, 14 December 2006. Reply to this.

what about "show variables like '%max%'"

#47, Anonymous, United States, 14 December 2006. Reply to this.

That is nice, thanks, very useful

#48, AngryApe, United States, 14 December 2006. Reply to this.

learn something new everyday!

#49, mysql guy, China, 15 December 2006. Reply to this.

Did it again Dave!

Is there a generilized SQL cheatsheet for joins and other more complex statements?

#50, Anthony Ettinger, Unknown, 16 December 2006. Reply to this.

Would have been nice to have UPDATE and INSERT examples included :)

#51, Chris, New Zealand, 19 December 2006. Reply to this.

Absolutely the best guide. I just learned commands i wasn't even aware of.

#52, brant, United States, 1 February 2007. Reply to this.

Great Cheatsheet. I'd like it even more if it had 1 delete, 1 insert possibly at the expense of a couple of those selects. But I'm downloading it and using it anyway. ;-)

#53, Christian Nally, Unknown, 27 February 2007. Reply to this.

Perfecto!

#54, Chris Charlton, Unknown, 27 March 2007. Reply to this.

Thanks for the cheatsheet! I encourage you to make updates as well. Or for MySQL in particular, maybe a separate sheet about Stored Programs and Views.

-Matt

#55, Matt MacDougall, Unknown, 26 May 2007. Reply to this.

I love your cheat sheets, they are terrific. Is it possible to put some sample insert, delete, and update queries in the list? Love it none-the-less !!!

#56, Gabe, United States, 28 August 2007. Reply to this.

These sheets are a big help for those of us juggling a lot of stuff. Thanks for putting them together!

#57, David, Unknown, 20 September 2007. Reply to this.

Nice work! Thanks.

#58, Muhammad Khawar, Australia, 21 September 2007. Reply to this.

I love mysql chat, Good Work..

#59, Katalog stron, Unknown, 25 September 2007. Reply to this.

Wow, another great cheat sheet. Thankyou!

#60, Warren M, United Kingdom, 3 October 2007. Reply to this.

I like this cheat sheets, they are good.
Great jobs !

Thanks.

#61, Herison, Indonesia, 3 October 2007. Reply to this.

so good even if it is a new program for me

#62, rhen, Australia, 6 October 2007. Reply to this.

you rock!

#63, stabby, Unknown, 8 October 2007. Reply to this.

to Msql sucks to each his own maybe it is not the best but it is a place to start and maybe it fits the app which it is being used for but no reason to completely run it into the ground. Just because you cannt use it doesnt mean some of us other can not.

newbie Arthur White

#64, arthur white, United States, 29 October 2007. Reply to this.

All on one page, this is fantastic!!!

10x!

#65, Vladimir Dzhuvinov, Bulgaria, 17 November 2007. Reply to this.

Thank's for the cheat sheet. I've already click your adsense many times for payment.

Suggestion for next cheat sheet:
make it more complete by giving shorts description below the context, we still accept if page amount between 10 to 30 pages.

#66, Thank You ilovejackdaniels.com, Unknown, 20 November 2007. Reply to this.

Great stuff...
it saves lot of digging work..
Good work..
Thanks a lot..

#67, Suresh, India, 20 November 2007. Reply to this.

great work, and i translated into chinese:

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My blog:http://www.gracecode.com/Archive/Display/257

#68, feelinglucky, China, 27 November 2007. Reply to this.

Thanks! just starting to learn MySQL and PHP, this should be very helpful!

#69, Dale, United States, 27 November 2007. Reply to this.

Really! really!!!! nice work dude!

I was looking for a MySQL reference, but nothing so perfect like that! Thank you man! I love you!

(sorry for my bad english) ;)

I've bookmark your site, I will add a link on my site, you deserve it!!

#70, Danny Coulombe, Canada, 28 November 2007. Reply to this.

Simply excellent work. Requesting to add online bookmark like del.icio.us etc.,

#71, PSREDDY, Australia, 13 December 2007. Reply to this.

Very useful.
Thanks a lot, great job.
Greetings.

#72, praca pozna?, Poland, 18 December 2007. Reply to this.

Thanksssssssssssssss

#73, Abhit Nigam, Unknown, 18 December 2007. Reply to this.

Hi, Great Cheatsheet. I'd like it even more if it had 1 delete, 1 insert possibly at the expense of a couple of those selects. But I'm downloading it and using it anyway.

#74, London jobs, United Kingdom, 1 January 2008. Reply to this.

Hello, to Msql sucks to each his own maybe it is not the best but it is a place to start and maybe it fits the app which it is being used for but no reason to completely run it into the ground. Just because you cannt use it doesnt mean some of us other can not.

#75, Christopher Brown, United Kingdom, 1 January 2008. Reply to this.

Any chance for another version that has mysqli_ functions?

#76, jive, Unknown, 4 January 2008. Reply to this.

Hello, my name is Praca.
Great sheet. Thanks for your work. Could you add query examples (one or two would be enough) for insert, delete and update statements? I think this is the only thing still missing.

#77, Londynek Praca, United Kingdom, 17 January 2008. Reply to this.

Great sheet. Thanks for your work.

#78, forum kia, Poland, 14 February 2008. Reply to this.

Thank you! Very nice and interesting article.

#79, Londynek, Poland, 14 February 2008. Reply to this.

i download almost all of files in cheat sheet section :) awsome list

#80, baliwebdesigner, Australia, 18 February 2008. Reply to this.

Good Work..would be nice to add triggers and functions since they are now available in version 5.x

Greetings

#81, Mehmet, Germany, 24 February 2008. Reply to this.

Cool. It help me a lot. This is also may be use ful...

http://www.nparikh.org/unix/mysql.php

#82, You Know Who, India, 26 February 2008. Reply to this.

Cool! I love these cheat sheets. Been wanting to do them for myself forever. Now there's no need.

Thanks!

#83, Joe, United States, 29 February 2008. Reply to this.

everybody now i think

#84, baseny, Poland, 1 March 2008. Reply to this.

Nice website and another great article :)

#85, monitoring, Poland, 1 March 2008. Reply to this.

Thank you for the good articles have helped me a lot.

#86, Londi, Poland, 18 March 2008. Reply to this.

Great work! Will save a lot of time searching on the MySQL website...

#87, alexh, United Kingdom, 20 March 2008. Reply to this.

wtf!! just looking for info related to jack daniels...with cross references....forget about it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....lol

#88, Anonymous, United States, 24 March 2008. Reply to this.

Quick way to make a pdf... drop the png image into OpenOffice writer and export as pdf. Works great.

Thanks for the cheat sheets.

#89, Tim, Unknown, 28 March 2008. Reply to this.

hi,
the problem what i m facing is, My "Mysql" connection doesnt gets live for a long time it drops connectivity if we open connection but not firing any type of query for long time.

"How can make mysql connection live for 24 hours ?"

#90, Lakul, India, 13 May 2008. Reply to this.

Great Job
THanks Ahead for Giving Too much Support in Mysql.

#91, Ajay Patel, India, 23 May 2008. Reply to this.

Thank you!!!

#92, Alex, Ukraine, 8 June 2008. Reply to this.

This is really cool.. Great stuff man.... Thanks!!

#93, Niraj, United States, 26 June 2008. Reply to this.

One of the most useful things I've ever stumbled across!

Thank you, I appreciate the effort!

#94, Eric, Canada, 3 July 2008. Reply to this.

Thanks! I have used your cheat because I understand that is so interesting for all PHP programers. I am a programming teacher and I see this cheat so interesting for my pupils and I've published at our forum.

#95, Enrique, Unknown, 16 July 2008. Reply to this.

it is great.

#96, yaaachao, China, 13 November 2008. Reply to this.

Thanks a lot for this posterlike view of MySQL basics.
As db engine I use MSSQL, Oracle and MySQL of course.
Why ?
Because I can.

Yes MySQL is a little behind, but the new versions stand-up and I consider MySQL a high quality product within Open Source products.

#97, XTend, Romania, 20 November 2008. Reply to this.

Hi, There I have a problem with the MySQL PDF. I haven't been able to work out what it is yet. I'll have a new version up as soon as I've found a solution though. Could help for me.
Christopher

#98, Chris - from London, United Kingdom, 10 December 2008. Reply to this.

Thanks, Great jobs!!!

#99, Karasov, Luxembourg, 30 December 2008. Reply to this.

Very helpful. Nice job.. Thanks for sharing

#100, al, Unknown, 4 February 2009. Reply to this.

Very usefull Command and short summary of SQL...... thanks you very much.... :-)

#101, Rajasekaran, India, 11 February 2009. Reply to this.

Note, that TIMESTAMP format has changed long ago. It is now same as DATETIME except it's stored using 4 bytes instead of 8 and has some special features like DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP and ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.
See MySQL manual for more.

Another thing is, ext/mysql is no longer recommended extension to use for MySQL in PHP. Use ext/mysqli instead.

Conclusion: the cheatsheet needs some updating. Not much work luckily.

Good job.

#102, Mchl, Poland, 1 March 2009. Reply to this.

hi,
my name is Pawel.
The problem what I'm facing is, my "Mysql" connection doesn't gets live for a long time it drops connectivity if we open connection but not firing any type of query for long time.

"How can make mysql connection live for 24 hours ?"

#103, Pawel from London, United Kingdom, 12 March 2009. Reply to this.

I like MySQL Chaeat :)

#104, Sety Download, Poland, 1 April 2009. Reply to this.

Brilliant thanks.
I like all cheat sheet :)

#105, homeman, USA, 8 April 2009. Reply to this.

Thank you for the good articles have helped me a lot.
This is really cool.. Great stuff man.... Thanks!!

#106, Michael, Canada, 3 May 2009. Reply to this.

Geat I very like cheat sheet :):)

#107, Mp3, Poland, 5 May 2009. Reply to this.

You guys are awsome... thanks alot!

#108, Josh, NG, 21 May 2009. Reply to this.

Big Hands for all your work.

Your site is now im my extended Blogroll!

http://www.macdet.de/projects/netzpartner/ keep up, and me informed :)

#109, macdet, Germany, 30 June 2009. Reply to this.

I am so happy that you created this Cheat Sheet. Thank so so much bude.

#110, Ronald H., Virginia, 9 August 2009. Reply to this.

Thanks for the cheat sheet

#111, Ben, United Kingdom, 31 August 2009. Reply to this.

Very helpful. Nice job.. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, Great jobs!!!

#112, Coolpositive, Unknown, 11 September 2009. Reply to this.

Great Cheatsheet. I'd like it even more if it had 1 delete, 1 insert possibly at the expense of a couple of those selects. But I'm downloading it and using it anyway. ;-)

#113, Gas forum, Unknown, 11 November 2009. Reply to this.

hi,this is philip

thank you for airing this information on mysql.
could please explain on its performance mechanisms.

#114, pk.mulwa, kenya, 28 December 2009. Reply to this.

Cool! I love these cheat sheets. Been wanting to do them for myself forever. Now there's no need.

Thanks!

#115, wisata indonesia, Indonesia, 25 January 2010. Reply to this.

thanks thats really nice of you.

#116, abu, Uk, 11 February 2010. Reply to this.

..yoh im a college students and this cheatsheet really useful i learned a lot.. thanks yoh!

#117, Darren, Phillippines, 24 February 2010. Reply to this.

Very nice cheat sheet, comes in very handy, thanks for posting this

#118, Jeffrey Vandenborne, Belgium, 18 April 2010. Reply to this.

How come I'm only able to download the first page?

#119, Ben Hamilton, USA, 10 May 2010. Reply to this.

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the cheat sheets. I have few of them at my hands at work.

As I see the MySQL cheat sheet needs some updating. I'm not a pro, maybe there are more points, but as of MySQL 5.0.3, CHAR and VARCHAR has different attributes: VARCHAR can have the lenght of 65.535 characters.

Bye,

Peter

#120, Peter Rozsahegyi, Hungary, 11 June 2010. Reply to this.

Thank you very much, this is a very useful sheet.

#121, yehdev_cc, Egypt, 7 July 2010. Reply to this.

Holy cow. Thank you a thousand times. This is exactly what I needed. It's awesome. You're awesome. You should feel awesome.

#122, Swag, 30 September 2010. Reply to this.

I printed this one out!

#123, Bob, USA, 2 October 2010. Reply to this.

Good job!!! you saved my day! could you make one on XML too?

#124, Vishal, India, 19 November 2010. Reply to this.

Hi,
Thanks! I have used your cheat because I understand that is so interesting for all PHP programers. I am a programming teacher and I see this cheat so interesting for my pupils and I've published at our site.
Tom

#125, Tom, England, 23 December 2010. Reply to this.

Thank you for this great piece of info. Im starting with PHP and MySQL and this saves me a lot of time surfing tutorial sites.

#126, Diego, Argentina, 25 February 2011. Reply to this.

Hola, Hi,

Why can I only see the first cheatsheet, i would like to see the php one too, anyone can help?.

I hope it´s just a mistake on clicking the links.

thanks bye

#127, Juan, Spain, 9 March 2011. Reply to this.

It would be been so much more useful if the functions also had their parameters listed too.

#128, James W Dunne, United Kingdom, 4 April 2011. Reply to this.

to tell you the truth i've never imagined that mysql could have such a large amount of functions and data types. WIth this, you can finish your work much faster. However, i'm not very familiar with mysql, so i write more code in php.

#129, alexis, greece, 5 April 2011. Reply to this.

I see the source of Juan's (and my initial) confusion: the four thumbnails initially appear to describe four, separate pages. It's only after reading the cheat sheet more closely that I see that each thumbnail was merely *highlighting* a different section of the single page.

#130, cmholm, United States, 25 May 2011. Reply to this.

Thanks I'm currently working on a MySQL project for my IT class. I bet that this cheat sheet will help me to the pass the test.

#131, Daniel, Germany, 31 May 2011. Reply to this.

I love this cheat sheet, been so useful.
Under the MySQL functions part, could you have the arguments? e.g. instead of just 'mysql_connect', you could have 'mysql_connect([$server[,$username[,$password[,$new_link[,$client_flags]]]]])'

#132, Shaun, New Zealand, 1 July 2011. Reply to this.

Very nice cheat sheet, comes in very handy, thanks for posting

#133, Martin, New Zeland, 8 July 2011. Reply to this.

Been wanting to do them for myself forever!!

#134, Martin, New Zeland, 9 July 2011. Reply to this.

Thanks lot for posting this cheat-sheet.

#135, --, India, 31 July 2011. Reply to this.

thank for theses cheat sheet! great job

#136, malko@blog-Bretagne, france, 29 August 2011. Reply to this.

thanks a lot, i love it. quick and simple ,save a lot of times.Thanks again.

#137, manlan, china, 1 October 2011. Reply to this.

Thanks for the Cheat Sheet, I consider myself quite good in MySql however it is always good to have some Cheat Sheets like this because they can save a lot of time. Many thanks!

#138, Martin Strellson, Germany, 8 December 2011. Reply to this.

It's only after reading the cheat sheet more closely that I see that each thumbnail was

#139, Martin Varesio, argentina, 29 March 2012. Reply to this.

Great cheatscheet, thx :)

#140, Mickay, Gerr, 30 March 2012. Reply to this.

Hello,

I represent PHP Solutions Magazine.
We are looking for autors who could provide us with some interesting articles concerning MySQL. I belive your expertise in this matter might be invaluable to our readers and maybe you could share your knowledge with us.

Would you be interested in hearing more details?

I am looking forward to hearing from you :)

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#141, Barbara, Poland, 3 April 2012. Reply to this.

It's only after reading the cheat sheet more closely that I see that each thumbnail

#142, Guillermo Mendoza, usa, 7 October 2012. Reply to this.

Nice one really it's big helpful to me

#143, ramanji@72119, INDIA, 8 December 2012. Reply to this.